Blupimania 2 game

You better be a little smart, Its not a game of speed but of thinking. And you can play the whole game with your mouse. It took me about a week to finish, but I played about 4 hours a day. GOOD LUCK!


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One of my favorite categories of games is what I've dubbed the "get-to-exit" genre. In it, you use your wits to overcome obstacles and find a way to the exit, successfully solving a predicament that at first glance may look absolutely impossible. The most common variant of this niche involves moving boxes or crates to make your way through; while it originated as a pastime called Sokoban, it's also similar to Boulderdash. Swiss developer Epsitec, the same firm that gave us the excellent Buzzing Cars (http://www.noobsters.com/forum/redirector.php?url=%68%74%74%70%3a%2f%2f%77%77%77% 2e%61%76%61%75%6c%74%2e%63%6f%6d%2f%72%65%76%69%65 %77%73%2f%72%65%76%69%65%77%5f%74%65%6d%70%2e%61%7 3%70%3f%67%61%6d%65%3d%62%75%7a%7a%63), has taken this basic concept and spruced it up into a full 3D retail release called Blupimania 2.

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Fitting squarely into the action-puzzle genre, Blupimania 2 provides a real mental challenge. The title involves more than just sliding crates around, as there's a lot to figure out to solve any particular puzzle. Often, before you even begin thinking of moving anything, you have to develop a strategic plan for victory. Sadly, there's no story to provide a background for the action. The game is decidedly family friendly, with the only violence occurring if you accidentally roll a huge ball over Blupi, after which a pool of blood appears.
Blupi is a cute yellow creature who does all the physical work for you. Within each puzzle, you must help Blupi get to his balloon. As soon as he grabs it, he flies up to the next floor, where a new puzzle is waiting. The tower and balloon motifs work really well here, as it's great watching Blupi float up from below and emerge through a trap door when you begin a level, and then grab a balloon and rise really high up through the tower when you've solved it. If you were just pushing crates around without his aid, the gameplay wouldn't be nearly as much fun because his antics are a kick to watch.

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You undertake actions by telling Blupi what to do, and then watching him as he executes your orders. Blupi can push crates but not pull them, and he usually can only move one at a time. To make him push a crate, you click on the edge of the one you want repositioned. Blupi can also operate different types of machines. You may give Blupi several orders at once, which he will then dutifully execute in sequence. In cases where there are multiple Blupis in a puzzle, you can give each a sequence of commands. You have to make sure they don't bump into each other, though. Fortunately, if one Blupi can't execute a command, another will automatically undertake the requested task.




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Sorry I forgot I had to draw pictures, so the real smart people could play the game too.

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